Journey between cultures of different nationalities

Visting is the unofficial Izhora capital of our days, the place of traditional residence of the Izhor, one of the unique Finno-Ugric peoples. You can take part in a master class on pottery. The museum is waiting for you from 10 am from Thursday to Sunday. Enroll in the master classes through BK Group.

In 2009, the museum established a cultural centre for indigenous peoples of the Kingisepp region to preserve and develop indigenous cultures. Therefore, continue to get acquainted with the small peoples of the region. Due to the restrictive measures introduced, it is possible to visit the museum in groups of no more than 10 people, services outside the museum are provided to groups of up to 25 people, and also due to repair work, only the exhibition and multimedia halls are temporarily open for visitors. Please give advance notice of your visit by telephone: 8(813)752-39-22, 8(813)752-79-61. The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 to 17.

Come to a small café with a homely atmosphere. The cafe is known for its Russian dishes. It is well worth tasting delicious pork ribs, Greek salad and borscht.

In the museum-estate "Rozhdestvenno" you can get acquainted with the history of a unique house, built by an unknown architect at the end of XVIII century in the classical style. The museum's expositions will tell you about the past of the village of Rozhdestvenno and its surroundings, the families of the Nabokovs and the Rukavishnikovs, the events of life and work of the emigrant writer Vladimir Vladimirovich Nabokov. Also here there is a vast park, on which it will be very pleasant to walk. Inside it is possible to get only in groups to 5 persons. Make an appointment in advance by phone at site. The museum is open from Wednesday to Sunday from 11am to 5pm.

Walking through the territory of the palace park, passing through the Silvia Gate, you can get to the fork, which consists of three alleys, passing through which you can exit to the river Kolpanka.

A small photo stop at the grand Birch Gate, built at the end of the XVIII century.

Paul I gave birth to Gatchina as a city. Ingerburg appears as a fortress symmetrically located along the Porch road, surrounded by a rampart and moat. The author of the project of Ingerburg was V. Brenna, who worked in close cooperation with Pavel Petrovich.

Since Ingerburg is almost entirely German, dinner is also offered in a German restaurant.

Spend the night here in Ingerburg. A cozy room and soft beds are already waiting for you...